More Proportional Feminine Look Through Breast Implants?

At this point I would have to agree with the other doctors.  The ideal thing would be to lose as much weight as you can to come close in range to your ideal height-weight.  At that point then adding breast implants would be the way to go as you breasts would likely deflate with the weight loss.

Thank you for your question sorry to hear about your concerns. The most important factor when sizing implants, is working closely with your surgeon, in person, to find the implant size that gives you the look that you desire. Careful measurements of your breast and chest wall will help determine which size implants will fit within your natural breast footprint. Taking into account your desired look, and your measurements, an implant is chosen that specifically fits your body.  Unfortunately, online recommendations are not that helpful. Make sure that you have a good relationship with your plastic surgeon, so that you two can work together to find the right size. In my office, patients try on implants in a bra and clothing. There able to see how they look in the mirror, and in photographs. Most women know they have found the right size when their breasts come into balance with their shoulders, waist, hips and buttocks. Women are also encouraged to bring in wish pictures, so that I can get a sense of the look that they would like to achieve. Breast tissue that is in your armpits can also be during the procedure.

The answer to this question deserves more than a paragraph. To properly answer your question, I would suggest sizers to visualize the impact of larger breasts on your frame and overall appearance.

Many women have breast augmentation surgery in their 40’s so I wouldn’t let that discourage you. Many of the women that come to my practice are mothers who are looking to achieve the look they had pre-pregnancy. I would suggest scheduling consultations with local board certified plastic surgeons and discussing your options. Bring pictures of the look you are hoping to achieve and express your desires with your surgeon.

Dear Nomore,I think what you are asking is will you look heavier or overall larger with large implants.I think this depends on what you are wearing. If you have very large implants and wear something that is not fitted at the waist, then the larger breast will make you look larger in general. However, if you are wearing a bikini or a fitted shirt that shows off your waist line, then no, it will actually look like your waistline is smaller since your chest/hip ratio is larger.Best Wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD